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Dedicated Hand
02:00
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Love me for who I am
Tame me to understand
That nothing’s guaranteed
Faith finds it troubling to believe
Just hold my dedicated hand
Slowly the aging shows
The challenge in holding spirit
In the middle of a storm
Eventually there’s the clear
So hold my dedicated hand
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In The Moment
03:41
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Every time I find my self a little uneasy
It’s usually a trigger that shot me into memories
Memories I can’t seem to undo them
I shouldn’t relive them
However, when they bring me joy
It’s the antidote I seek
Whenever you’re near me Sarah
I still can’t believe it…
That I could feel so deeply in the ways I do
Yeah, sure, your past makes me feel there’s some compromise
I don’t want to make you feel that some how you owe
Some sort of expression that’s beyond how you truly feel
Every time I find myself looking for answers
Typically I dive into the existential void
Reminding me I’m all that I have
Despite how much I have given
Whenever you’re near me Sarah
I still can’t believe it…
That I could still get through times of our dissonance
Yeah, sure, I may say things that come from bitterness
My ways before you I wouldn’t have got this far
Yet, I love you in a way that’s beyond me…
Every time I find myself with you in the moment
I am remind of the heavy truth
This may not last
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Xavier Serrano New Haven, Connecticut
Serrano is a local native to New Haven, CT
Influenced by artists like The
Pentangle, , Bert Jansch and Nick Drake, Xavier fuses traditional melodic styles with forward-thinking and unconventional forms. His songwriting spins stories of reawakening, self-growth, and the contemplations of life utilizing on the discordant chords of jazz, folk, and alternative rock.
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